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Revit History – Revit 4.0 video

Great quote from this video: “Working in Revit is simple and straightforward…” A bit of history Revit 4.0 (1 of 4) – WikiHelp “World class rendering tools…”…

2011-05-03 · Luke Johnson
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Revit History – Internal Imperial Units

Why? “I would hazard that the answer is simply that this is a religious question, or a question of taste, or historically evolved.” From The Building Coder: Internal Imperial Units…

2011-03-15 · Luke Johnson
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A li'l bit of Revit history…Part 4 (Revit 5 Features)

I found an interesting little PDF while using osun.org today. It basically describes the features and benefits of Revit version 5. Here is the link. Here are a few gems: Automatic sheet/drawing refere…

2011-02-20 · Luke Johnson
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A li'l bit of Revit history…Part 3

I received a comment that referred me to this AUGI Forum page. And here are some interesting comments from that page: “irwinRevit Founder Charles River Software was incorporated by Leonid 10/31/97. I …

2011-02-09 · Luke Johnson
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A li'l bit of Revit history…Part 2

My previous post prompted me to look for the actual ‘Upfront Ezine’ article…here is the link! A interesting picture from this page:…

2011-02-08 · Luke Johnson
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A li'l bit of Revit history…Part 1

This is from an AUGI archive – its worth a read. I have bolded some of the points I thought were cool: PeterJ2004-11-17, 09:27 AMRalph Grabowski, writing in Upfront Ezine stated “The CAD social event …

2011-02-08 · Luke Johnson